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Our face is crooked? Really??!! I dont think so jannah

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y'all all need to stop telling me my lip is crooked because ur face is crooked

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I think that her speech was very professional sounding, which made it effective to the audience because they may have been impressed and wanted to present. She also provided evidence and reasoning for her statements

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sorry guys i was not hear that day too ya sorry i can't answer the question  and h=who is ever saying that stuff needs to stop nowwww

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hi people i was not hear too go somewear you all look like warts

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i was absent

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in her speech, she used humor and facts to make it effective.

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Adora used a comedic speech, to tell people that "childish" is just a word, that means young, but some adults are more "childish" than kids.

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The comedy and the advanced vocabulary that adults can not only connect to and relate to as well. Like the joke were she refers to voting in a certain president and saying it was a mistake made by adults in the first paragraph.

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I like how she look at the crowd and made it interesting but stayed on her topic. They were effective because she gave many different reasons.

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I found her confidence very effective like how she would make the audience laugh thats relatable, she used jokes to keep the listener attention like if they were zoning out she would come back with a joke. Also the way she related to the audience like her jokes and how her claim was to persuade and inform the audience about being childish.

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in her speech she

-used jokes to keep the listeners attention

-was very confident in what she was claiming

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I was absent.

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I thought that the way that she talked to the audience and her speech related to the audience was effective. For example, when she asks the audience a question, or when she tells a joke, she is engaging and including the audience in her presentation

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I think she was very confident and had a firm voice and that made the audience believe more about how adults should learn from kids.Also she stood up tall, so her body language also helped.Finally she had a loud voice and advanced vocabulary .

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☾☯I found her confidence very effective, because they helped convince the crowd because confidence can really effect people. People may think now, "this girl seems effective, and with her amount of confidence, seems like she knows what she is talking about." Obviously not that exact, but along those lines. An example of this would be how she says things as statements, which makes you think she knows what she's talking about, even if she doesn't.  She uses convincing phrases such as "It is time..." and more.☯☽

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The techniques I found effective were her strong and advanced vocabulary, her evidence, when she tells jokes, the way she confidently spoke, and how kids are the only ones who are childish isn't true and how it effects us. They were effective because she is getting the audience engaged, and making them understand what she is saying.

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Some things that were effective were her use of things that relate to her topic, small jokes, and confidence. Her confidence is what was convincing the crowd. From the video, she sounded very confident, and she had a firm voice. This helps the crowd think that she knows what she is talking about, and this makes her more effective.
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The way she was confident in front of the crowd was a good boost in persuading the crowd to agree with her. She also used humor to engage the audience in her speech and so she wouldn't loose their engagement in the speech